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SV12-Day 9
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1.
CUMB
: lean back
Example:
encumbrance
: n. a burden; impediment
Sentence: A backpack would be a great encumbrance in a ten mile running race.
2. VIC: charge
Example:
vicar
: n. an assistant to a rector (clergy; pastor)
Sentence: The merry vicar always made sure the holy articles were filled with communion wine.
3. MULTI: many; much
Example:
multifarious
: adj. varied; diversified
Sentence: The classroom was multifarious in racial structure and interest levels.
4. MEDI: middle
Example:
Mediterranean
: adj. having land on all sides
Sentence: Utah is actually mediterranean, having land on all sides.
5. PUNCT: point
Example
: punctilious
: adj. most particular; very precise
Sentence: Keeping the trains running on schedule is a punctilious operation.
6. PLAC: please
Example
: complacent
: adj. self-satisfied
Sentence: The complacent girl stared out the window, happily lost in her own world.
7. LESS: without
Example
: listless
: adj. without energy or spirit
Sentence: After marching for hours, the band listlessly shuffled into the locker room.
8. SAT: enough
Example
: insatiable
: adj. cannot be satisfied
Sentence: The teenage boy’s appetite was insatiable.
9. GEST:
carry; bear
Example:
gestation
: n. the period of pregnancy
Sentence: The gestation period of a human baby is approximately 9 months.
10. MEGA / MEGALO: large
Example:
megalopolis
: n. a very large city
Sentence: The quaint city of Huntington Beach seems to be turning into a megalopolis.
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- Example: encumbrance: n. a burden; impediment
- Sentence: A backpack would be a great encumbrance in a ten mile running race.
2. VIC: charge- Example: vicar: n. an assistant to a rector (clergy; pastor)
- Sentence: The merry vicar always made sure the holy articles were filled with communion wine.
3. MULTI: many; much- Example: multifarious: adj. varied; diversified
- Sentence: The classroom was multifarious in racial structure and interest levels.
4. MEDI: middle- Example: Mediterranean: adj. having land on all sides
- Sentence: Utah is actually mediterranean, having land on all sides.
5. PUNCT: point- Example: punctilious: adj. most particular; very precise
- Sentence: Keeping the trains running on schedule is a punctilious operation.
6. PLAC: please- Example: complacent: adj. self-satisfied
- Sentence: The complacent girl stared out the window, happily lost in her own world.
7. LESS: without- Example: listless: adj. without energy or spirit
- Sentence: After marching for hours, the band listlessly shuffled into the locker room.
8. SAT: enough- Example: insatiable: adj. cannot be satisfied
- Sentence: The teenage boy’s appetite was insatiable.
9. GEST: carry; bear- Example: gestation: n. the period of pregnancy
- Sentence: The gestation period of a human baby is approximately 9 months.
10. MEGA / MEGALO: large